Introduction to Cross Platform mobile development
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This document introduces cross-platform mobile development. It discusses the history of smartphones from 1973 to today. It notes the rise of Android, iOS, and other platforms. Cross-platform development allows code reuse for developers and reduced costs for companies using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. While cross-platform apps have limits in performance and graphics compared to native apps, cross-platform tools like PhoneGap, Titanium, and Unity3D allow developing for multiple platforms from a single codebase. The document considers whether cross-platform or native development is best.
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- 1. Introduction to Cross Platform mobile development Lorenzo Sfarra M1 Inters Polytech, Sophia Antipolis Email: lorenzosfarra@gmail.com
- 2. 2 Penelope or Simon? The 1st Smart Phone ● 1973: Paraskevakos patented the concept of telephony and computing ● 1992: 1st prototype by IBM... ● 1994: ..Simon reaches in the market ● 1997: Ericsson GS 88 “Penelope”, 1st Smart Phone ● .. ● 2013: Part of our life!
- 3. 3 Focus on the present: market Android iOS RIM Microsoft Bada Symbian Others 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 140000 160000 Thousands of Units (Gartner) Q4 2012 Year Sales «2013: year of the rise of the third ecosystem»
- 4. 4 Find your place in the market? ● Company ● Hire skilled developers ● Developer ● Different technologies ● expert in every platforms?
- 5. 5 “Time is money!” (B.F.) ● Different technologies and languages ● Java: Android, BlackBerry ● Objective-C: iOS ● C#: Windows Phone ... ● Different sources: Forums, Q&A, Technical Support ● Learning curve = time = money.. ..we can do better!
- 6. 6 Look around you ● Netcraft: 634 million websites at Dec 2012 ● Number of web developers? ● Common front end technologies ● Extreme: Firefox OS, the Web is the platform
- 7. 7 Awesome results ✔ Phonegap (Apache Public 2) ✔ Titanium (Apache Public 2, proprietary) ✔ Unity3D (proprietary) ✔ JQuery Mobile (MIT license) ✔ Sencha Touch (GPLv3, commercial) - Only web technologies? No.. Mobile Application Development (Wikipedia).
- 8. 8 Cross-platform or Native? ✔Reusable code (developer), reduced costs (company) ✔Easy for web developers (HTML, CSS, JS) ✔Enterprise, web services support ✗ Full support of device and OS ✗ Runtime performance ✗ High-end graphics, 3D limited
- 9. 9 Thank you Lorenzo Sfarra lorenzosfarra@gmail.com http://lorenzosfarra.dyndns.org Introduction to Cross Platform Mobile Development